Wade Reynolds and David Marshall offer handy
security tips and advice on how and where to use virtualization in the data center. Also, this article briefly examines the current state of affairs for multiple server deployment, with an emphasis on modern advancements in virtual servers and workstations.
Data Center Dos and Don’ts: Virtualization
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I think 3d graphics processing isn’t that problem as the writers make it.When the high-end graphics card is on the thin client end and the viruall node is simply a fast virtual number cruncher.
Ideally a quad or more where the cores can be independantly attached to one or more zones.High redundancy in a small “costworthy” package.